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Services at public hospitals collapsed after many doctors and nurses joined strikes in opposition to military rule
Twenty-five million people could become destitute by early next year, report warns
Government troops are said to have fired grenades at protesters in Bago, about 65 kilometers northeast of Yangon
The military rulers who overthrew the elected government said on Friday that an election would be held within two years
UN Security Council to hold closed door meeting Wednesday to discuss worsening situation in Myanmar
Gathered at Taipei's Liberty Square, demonstrators sat for hours singing songs, holding anti-coup posters and waving the Myanmar national flag
US, Britain announced sanctions on two of the country's largest military holding companies
Junta justifies coup by accusing Aung San Suu Kyi of fraud
Bloody crackdown against demonstrators tightens as scheduled court appearance by deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi cancelled because of blocked internet
The military has ramped up their efforts to silence demonstrators by aggressively responding with live ammunition in a frantic effort to quell protest
Security forces leave Sanchaung district, allowing hundreds of youths to leave unhurt after UN and U.S. urge restraint
UN special envoy says at least 38 people killed Wednesday in escalating crackdown on protesters; Christine/Schraner/Burgener says junta unconcerned ab
Several people killed across the country as authorities use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse demonstrators
Violence in Yangon comes as Facebook bans military from social media platform and its affiliate site, Instagram
Demonstrators gather at Indonesian Embassy on reports Jakarta supports junta's planned new elections
Activist group calls for general strike in defiance of message warning that protesters are leading people to a confrontation path where they will su
Twenty others reported injured in Mandalay protests as security forces fired live rounds, witnesses say
Deposed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi to make court appearance via videoconference on charges of illegally possessing walkie-talkies////
Deposed civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi to make court appearance via videoconference on charges of illegally possessing walkie-talkies////
'We need more than a statement on a piece of paper' UN official says
Treasury says sanctions not directed at citizens
Tensions unabated in Myanmar with widespread protests against the military coup continuing
New Zealand calls for United Nations to probe human rights fears
President Joe Biden warns that more punitive action could be taken against the generals in Myanmar if the situation further/deteriorates